Revenue at the group climbed to 885 million yen, up from 606 million yen in 2025. Despite the top-line growth, the company’s bottom line remained in the red as costs outpaced earnings. Operating losses widened to 321 million yen, compared to a 299 million yen loss in the prior year, while pretax losses reached 333 million yen.

Shareholders saw a marginal improvement in per-share performance, with losses narrowing to 14.85 yen from 17.21 yen the year before. The figures underscore a complex financial trajectory for the firm, where increased revenue has yet to translate into a break-even point or positive operating cash flow.